Postal Codes in the Czech Republic

The postal codes in the Czech Republic have 5 digits, and they were introduced in the year 1973. The first digit on these 5 is used for selling about the region. The other 4 digits differ from region to region, and they have different values. So, the only fixed thing for the postal codes is the first digit.

Czech Republic Overview

The Czech Republic is a landlocked country located in Central Europe. It is an overall well-developed country with a great market economy and high income. It ranks in the top countries of several lists. It is also in the 11th position in the safest countries in the world. Geography of Czech Republic

It is a hilly country that covers about 78866 square kilometers of land. Being landlocked, there are no borders that have the sea on them. However, Czech Republic shares its southern borders with Austria. Germany is located on the west, and Poland is on the northeast. The eastern border of the Czech Republic is shared with Slovakia.

History of the Czech Republic

Czech Republic has rich historical values dating back to the 3rd century BC. Since then, it has been under many different civilizations and settlements, which shows greatly in its culture and traditions. The most important periods in the history of the Czech Republic are those of Bohemia, starting from the 9th century. The time from 1918 when independent Czechoslovakia was formed was also of high importance. The Czech Republic was formed in 1989 as Czechoslovakia returned to a limbered democracy.

Data Source & References

This database was extracted from Geonames and Wikipedia.

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